Short&Sweet: een interview met Thomas Widdershoven en Marije Vogelzang , expositie “Eat Shit” van Design Academy Eindhoven, vanuit de Salone del Mobile 2015 in Milaan.
Thomas Widdershoven: We need to rediscover the value of food. Food is about intimacy. Going from industrial projects, where things went wrong, to a place where we can really think about food and intimacy, is getting human values back into the world of food.
Short&Sweet: een interview met Toon Stilma en Stijn Roodnat, design Label Breed, vanuit de Salone del Mobile 2015 in Milaan.
Toon Stilma: We connect factories with special innovative technologies with designers. The unique thing is that we do it from the very first moment. We don’t tell the designer to design a chair or something else, we just let them get acquainted with the technology. With this limiting factor, innovative products are developed
Short&Sweet: een interview met Toon Stilma en Stijn Roodnat, design Label Breed, vanuit de Salone del Mobile 2015 in Milaan.
Toon Stilma: We connect factories with special innovative technologies with designers. The unique thing is that we do it from the very first moment. We don’t tell the designer to design a chair or something else, we just let them get acquainted with the technology. With this limiting factor, innovative products are developed
Short&Sweet: een interview met Arjen Ribbens, design criticus NRC Handelsblad, vanuit de Salone del Mobile 2015 in Milaan.
Arjen Ribbens: There are a lot of interesting innovations in lights. Everything can be a lamp nowadays. You can have curtains that give light, you can have ceilings panels and walls that light up. This is all caused by LED-technology.
Short&Sweet: een interview met Arjen Ribbens, design criticus NRC Handelsblad, vanuit de Salone del Mobile 2015 in Milaan.
Arjen Ribbens: There are a lot of interesting innovations in lights. Everything can be a lamp nowadays. You can have curtains that give light, you can have ceilings panels and walls that light up. This is all caused by LED-technology.
Short&Sweet: een interview met Wendy Plomp, Dutch Invertuals, vanuit de Salone del Mobile 2015 in Milaan.
Wendy Plomp: We were looking for the future way of living. What kind of objects are important in our daily lives and which of them can show our own identity?